Inverted hellebore

I’m still playing with the technique of Peter that I posted yesterday. This is only part of the process. Then I convert to B&W in preparation for the Flash of Red Challenge. I am having fun with Peter’s technique.

[Susan Wakely]

Interesting processing.

[Beryl Lloyd]

So lovely !

[Diana]

It looks fabulous, such amazing colours.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

I love this result

[Carole Sandford]

A great result!

[Barb]

Pretty!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Beautiful.

[KWind]

Very cool processing.

[Islandgirl]

Love this!

[Kathy]

I like the colors and the light.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

You've gotten some interesting colors with this process. I can see you had fun playing with it. I like how the light seems to be coming from behind it.

[Peter Dulis]

electric

[Wylie]

love that blue ball in the centre!

[Corinne]

Instant fav ! That’s a wonderful shot ! It could be enlarged and use as a wall paper !

[Valerie Chesney]

Stunning & beautiful.

[KV]

LOVE THIS.

[*lynn]

Artwork! I think it would be great enlarged a lot and hanging on the wall.

[haskar]

Beautiful processing.

[wendy frost]

The processing and colours show up the great details in the flower and leaves So bold and lovely .

[Shutterbug]

@olivetreeann The inverted shadows give it that glow. That is partly why inverting before converting to b&w has such an interesting look, I think.